1. In Ming Dynasty, Ji language was widely used in kiln porcelain, especially in blue and white. It began in Jiajing period, prevailed in Apocalypse period, and finally ended in Chongzhen period.
It is written with the elements of "Taige Style" (the official font of Ming Dynasty) popular in the calligraphy field of Ming Dynasty. The structure is "founder-oriented, strict statutes, even strokes, clear turning points, clear lifting and pressing, neat and solid brushwork".
2. During the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, Jingdezhen folk kiln porcelain was mainly auspicious, and blue and white wares were more common.
Wan Fu Youtong comes from The Book of Songs Xiao Ya Xiaoguo in the pre-Qin period.
Artemisia argyi is long, and the dew on its leaves is thick and thick. See a gentleman, cymbals rush. "Jingle bells in Lu 'an", all the blessings were given to the holy bow.
Vernacular translation: Artemisia argyi grows tall and long, with thick dew on its leaves. Now I see the emperor of Zhou, and the exquisite Mahler is decorated with brass. The bell rang sweetly, and all happiness was attributed to the holy bow.
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The word Wan Fu Youtong first appeared in The Book of Songs, the first poetry collection in ancient China. Take Ji's words, the original text: "Happiness is a gentleman, and all blessings are with you;" The translation of "average" is: a happy gentleman, accompanied by Wan Fu. Pacify the left and right small countries, and the left and right countries are at the same speed.
The whole poem describes the grand occasion of Zhou's cordial reception with the ministers. "You": Institute. "Tong": Get together. "Wan Fu is connected", a word containing many blessings and prayers, means to gather all the blessings.
The name "Wan Fu Tung Tree" is also used in Kunqu Opera, while "Wan Fu Tung Tree" (ordinary version) is clear, without the author's surname, the manuscript is copied by the Qing Dynasty and the lyrics are accompanied by music scores.
This drama is one of the repertoires accepted on New Year's Day and Wanshou, and it was frequently accepted during Jiaqing, Daoguang, Xianfeng, Tongzhi and Guangxu periods in Qing Dynasty. In Wan Fu Youtong, Zhong Kui comes to Youtong to offer his blessing, and claims that he has a loyal heart, although he looks quaint and has a beard like a hedgehog's mane.
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